National League South

ANGELO SWOOP RIGHT AT DEATH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 August 2025

By Anthony Scott

EASTBOURNE BORO 1
HORNCHURCH 2
ANGELO BALANTA’S stoppage-time goal at Eastbourne Borough saw Hornchurch make it two wins from two away games.
The Sports went in front after just 14 minutes. Isaac Pitblado’s low inswinging corner evaded everyone, with goalkeeper Arthur Nasta unable to keep the ball out.
The Sports almost doubled the lead on the half-hour mark when Jes Uchegbulam did well to drive down the left and his fierce drive was parried away by Nasta.
However, the ball rebounded off defender Josh Hare, and the keeper had to stretch to tip it ov...

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